University of California - Los Angeles - Link | Forum profile

majors AREN'T taken into account as long as the majors you applied in are under the same school. since undeclared, econ, chem, and bio fall under UCLA's College of Letters and Sciences, you're safe. all four majors will be considered equally when you apply.

Bus Econ is Econ with accounting. In addition to the econ classes, you also take management/accounting electives. The major is somewhat competitive, a 3.3 primary score is needed (like GPA, but Econ 11 and 101 are weighted 3x as much). This major also coincides with the accounting minor since you only have to take an additional 4 classes or so if you plan it right, but the minor is VERY ...

Quote: Originally Posted by r30028 how do the types of projects in cs 31 and 32 differ from the types of projects in cs 33? The projects are almost as complex as the CS 32 projects, and are also harder to debug. The C++ implementation would be 250-750 lines of code, but the MIPS implementation would be 500-2000 lines of code.

Yeah, there are super seniors. It's not a big deal. I have friends who became super seniors because they wanted to study abroad, because they wanted to take on an additional major or minor, because they wanted to take some time off in-between quarters, because they wanted a slightly less intense workload as an engineering student, etc. I say stay in school. It gets a million times lonelier ...

Here, quick question: Will a Linksys wireless-G router work with the campus network? Can I just start using it or do I need to register it somewhere?

for my essay, i copy-pasted "USC sucks" till the word-limit stopped me. ...maybe it was the essay. It conveyed my thoughts beautifully. And those two words made me a perfect "fit" in the UCLA community. plus it's "original"

wow you have a fast home connection

Math 3C is probability while 32A is multivariable derivative calculus. You can take statistics or even math-based compsci for math, but don't take my word for it because I'm in the same boat as you.

if you're in a minority ethnic group you're basically guaranteed in.

Quote: Originally Posted by r30028 how do the types of projects in cs 31 and 32 differ from the types of projects in cs 33? The projects are almost as complex as the CS 32 projects, and are also harder to debug. The C++ implementation would be 250-750 lines of code, but the MIPS implementation would be 500-2000 lines of code.

All I know is that Nachenberg is the Chief Architect for Symantec, running stuff out of Culver City. When I interned in Cupertino on a business team there were tons of Bruins in Culver City doing work.

Bus Econ is Econ with accounting. In addition to the econ classes, you also take management/accounting electives. The major is somewhat competitive, a 3.3 primary score is needed (like GPA, but Econ 11 and 101 are weighted 3x as much). This major also coincides with the accounting minor since you only have to take an additional 4 classes or so if you plan it right, but the minor is VERY ...

I felt I did pretty well except for the hisenberg question curveball...and to make it worse I figured out how to do it after my friend told me the gist of it and I mulled it around in my head on the way back up the hill after the text.

Usually yes... what percentage of your grade is your midterm... most are 20-30 percent, plus, if you start going to office hours to show your concern/desire to do well, the sympathy card could come into help you.

Im sorry things arent working out for you. Honestly though, this is what hundreds of thousands of adults in the real world are dealing with as well, and they have been trying to get a job for several months. Those employers are probably seeing over a hundred applicants for a position and many of them are getting rejected just like you. I think a general tip to landing a job is saying youre ...

I thought it was fine (I'm in Smallberg). The only difficulty I had was that I really missed being able to debug through trial-and-error execution.

If you know you're naturally high-achieving then you will be fine. Now, different subjects require different levels of preparedness. If you took several years of math in HS/CC, then you will be able to compete in math here. If you took, for example, more years of biology than chemistry then that will reflect in your understanding of either material when you take the course. The bottom line is...

Here, quick question: Will a Linksys wireless-G router work with the campus network? Can I just start using it or do I need to register it somewhere?

Yeah, there are super seniors. It's not a big deal. I have friends who became super seniors because they wanted to study abroad, because they wanted to take on an additional major or minor, because they wanted to take some time off in-between quarters, because they wanted a slightly less intense workload as an engineering student, etc. I say stay in school. It gets a million times lonelier ...